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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SDNTINLL
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iinl‘ry "itulin ol‘ (‘edur sheet, 11-1 slt'k‘
l his home I
:i1‘1'oderick ll. annlnrd.
Washington street . hu 1' 1111;
home rc-shingied
oi' Wool.
is
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Gourds ol‘ Eurekn Lodge, l"rldny me
ning hi 8 o'clock shnrp.
1‘Il luly Washington 1.111.111 will hold 11
legulur meeting tonight in Red Men 11.
Hull. it is requested that. all members
be present as business of importance
will be. transacted.
I1'o1111nlitee (11
meeting last evening, 11nd Illlth‘d lur-
5 ,. 11. BUDIKI‘ to1l1e hold 111 Nied ileu' 8 Hull
‘5 Main strum. -
5 Norwalk Congregational Church
Stephen Lengil. of Springwood, was
found lying drunk nénr Wheeler 3 shop
yesterday aliernom by Sex cent .1.
Harry Gibson. The patrol I 30151 was
sent for the 1111111. 1-515 wnsrgued $5 and
costs by Judge. Keogh in thought;
—-«~A1111111111 springi-dunco of The Nut-
meg Club. Fri. evening, Aseéilllbly Niall.
Speitiel‘s Orchestra.
Baldwin bus issued 11
requisition on the government of
New York i'or Lorenzo» Rennn, who
is wanted on a charge 011 murder in
the first degree, alleged to hiiV6beIcn
committed in Bridgeport, April 152.
He is under arrest in New York cliy.I
l‘i ov ernor
There will be a meeting 115! the So.
to-
night of the scout masters of Nor-
walk. Scout Commissioner MacDonald
will be present to Igive a general out
line of the work which has been plnnn-
ed.
1 éRcddy 11nd Ayers, (it) V1111 Zuni. St.
,I Ford repairs :1 specialty
~4rd
The hearing 011 the '851'Imuiary pro-III
cons action brought by Mrs. Jennie J. ..
'BaIthIey ‘ '
Jones, of 1StIa1nlord. 1131111111
and ldcy Wolk to oust them from the
Randall block in Egst Nor-walk was.
postponed to Saturday morning ‘~,:I5t
I was scheduled io‘tf 11011119. "I- . ,5: 3 I
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it the boys who urIc shooting rIoIbI-
.I hips with 1111 guns do not stop it they
~I wlli be nrro8ted according. to talk of
I lthe residents of East Norwnlk
It is
against the low to use on air gun to
shoot 1111111111. The boys are known
and ’1‘ the 5.111111515111111 is not stopped the
warden will 1191 11111111111 " \
George Reynolds 111111 John illeunesn-
Icy Were let‘go.,without.a sentence this
5 morning on the charge of drunkenness
‘hywludge Lockwood, but not without;
‘ tho'nllmonltlon that it 1111115111 no 11111511511 55
before him 15111115511111 ‘Il‘ull liinit t 81311- "
lance would be 1111111111 ohtIII‘ 11111111111111
‘ was brought to "the stdt‘ldh 11111111111 an
,- ntuomoh‘ile so the court paroled him in
the custody .11 Sergeant Thomas 11-11111
until he paid out of hire; ivhlch
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You can ’1 buy
121/20 lb 301: 11
Tel 371
wsciva AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
mtaWIaI-vra/‘rn ‘ .
Creamery Granule ed
better sugar
.lb. 25 lbs $_l_
East India Tea Co
125 Washington Street 55
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GOING OUT OF
BUSINESS
On account of the leasing of this store to dio- People's Trust (‘10.
'111111 in order to save oxpenseoi‘ moving stock, i will offer for solo ’
Beginning Monday, April 201h
All Goods at Cost
This will giro the people of Norwnilc 1111 opportunity to buy
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
AT BARGAIN PRICES
M. L. Olmstead
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Coupon No. 3
COMPLETE $1.50 VACUUM BOTTLE.
Presented by The Evening Sentinel.
Vacuum Bottle Day.
_aPrese11IIt the and]; cod
Every 5d8y5IIis .a
..5 11'».
you at this officé,"¥lith five
diners of consecutive dat‘ex. and the cost amount of ex-
Bottle.
113121151: 11611118 named below. and get this Simplex Vacuum"
$2. 50 Vacuum Bettie
Ready to use, all complete,
Every Bottle guaranteed
Nickel Cup Attachment.
including a
to
keep liquids hot 30 hours. and cold 80 hours. Strongest,
Most Durable, Most Sanitary,
98C N'
Most Simple, Highest
' Vacuum and Most Economical Bottle Made.
Every Bottle Guaranteed.
Rubber-toned
and Nickel
... $1.13
ickel
no 11 "Electrically .
handsome I
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want
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I Ipaint it all for one price, guaran
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A Good RdrIf Test
is a hard snow storm. If your
roof lcaks‘drop us a card 015
.'phone‘ us. We will repair and
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PBDTEliTiIllli AEANNST
Nlllliltiiililii NAMES
Iva-oi: 0‘35.
An evi.l1~nc1.»a of {Honor Nurwrlk‘s
lilorcuslnu iilll.(li‘litlllll 11.1 :1 1l‘.v in
Call us noon in 11 into onlerprlsr 1 l the l hum
5111111 111’ llll‘illlllfl'l‘i'u
Vinitore to tilt 111011111 11nd oliiles
'nnd other 1111111111 1.1 Width 1:! 111’ 11111111
' born llntl :1 11011 little Mun t'tlmpl 11
ounly dis-1 iu‘ycd, in red and urcr 11 let-
terln5.5g5 like this:
te‘cd, 11: p5: Square loot.
now.
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GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
’1 Washington 8t. 50 Norwalk Conn
Phons 781.
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A. L. BRIA 5
limit relieve the business public
Al tllr other of the l‘humber 11 +171 (N
received 11nd tl1ci1
The Reed 81 Volk
cleaned repnhed or llrorsed give us 115 ,._..,__..,,..m 3..-
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11 protection ill-(illltrli ilil numerous
“lukels, honours null adveriixiulz11rr1'11t1’
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Flne T8110? 'mnny dollars in the 111111.11- of
82 NO. MAIN ST. TEL. 92") 510M.
inl depuriment l: l1c1n provided
where nil unknown Ftllltiiill'l will be
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gated. "
The work is under the direct euper
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Electrical ( 0 g: vision of the .‘.l1.11'1';1uiil1'- llepnrl1nt=m,
55 ‘ t 5’ of which A J. :\il'5ll‘\'i|li', of South
The OnlyPI'uliy Equipped Q5 Norwulk, is chairman, 111111 will haw
ELECTRICAL SHOP § the personal euro 111‘ the sorretnry. H
In tho rown ‘ S: 1". Hull, who bus 01111111171121] 11111) 11111111
. agrd similar 1111;:11'11111'1125 successluliy
5 AUTO' OUPPUE3 é’ I111 other larger c1111 s.
Phone 3115.430 59. Main 51.. 25 The institution of this. depurlmvnt
So. Norvnlk. M5“ (5 Hall Block. :5 of work is expected to sure Nnrunlk
‘5, and South 11111111111; people. member's
WWWVW LCVDOQOOQQU or the '(‘hunriler of (‘111111111r1'1-, 111111111.
nulls oi dollnrs unnunllv
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“having that suit made, hav-
ing your cleaning and press-
ing done. give me a trial.
LADIES’ SUITS MADE TO
bRDER AND SATISFAC-
TION GUARANTEED,
M. Dolin
LadiesLTaiior
85 N. MAIN ST.
5 HALF MILLlON FORDS BUILT.
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Famous Cars Can Be Found in Practi-
cally Every Country of the Globe.
lih‘fl‘iblll'i‘, ..\iich.. April More
than a. hull million il‘ords have becn
built and sold to (into. The live. hun-
I dred thousand figure wits passed about
the middle of April. The company's
big iiighlund Park. Mich. factory wus
encoded up and completed nutmnubilon
were being turned out at the rate of
more than eleven hundred a day 118
the hull million milestone was left 111:
hind. This was but uIcoutlnuntlon ot
the pace set in March. whoulor (wen
tynix consecutive working days 5 the
daily production exceeded eleven hun-
dred curs.
Since 1908 the growth of the. com-
pany as indicated by the. yearly our
sales has been phenomenal. That
year the soles tolnlled more than six
thousand, the next year they jumped
to more than eleven thousand the next
year they were more than nineteen
thousand. in 191] they exceeded tbirly~
seven thousand. 'in 1912 they were
more than seventy-tour thousand. and
in 1913 they were in excess oi‘ one bun.
droy and eighty thousand.
And this year’s sales are keeping up
the pace. The‘ Fords built before 111113
31101191111111 and sold so for this your.
and the totul of.tho sales (or the six
yours given above combine to make
11')
Correct
MiliineryModels
ARE PRESENTED BY
I Edna Mae Seymour
a grand total 01 mole than a hall-
51Ln1ll on.
5 Those half million cars have been
Isold in eycry country of the globe
whom 11. motor car could possibly run.
They may be found in the interior of
darkest Africa. in the volleys ol‘ the
Andes of South America. in Ceylon. on
the isle of .1010, Philippines and in
the out-ot-thoway places oi! the world.
And in most every land there are
practically twice as many Words on
cars of any single make.
R1111dner' s Block
WASHINGTON STREET.
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NOTICE
- "lily Tire Prices are uttrnotiv1nl
lain save you money. Lot mo anow
~youIiI‘ requirements the make of tire
you prefer and i will bo planned to
quote y.ou I have the stock and my
prices are right 11111111112 11 specialty
lverrhiné 1111111111115
1111 lM‘ Cullen to do 11111113 in house
1 01' William 3.0111111! at 38 Wilton 111w
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Telephone 68 Today
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The United Electric Light 81' Water Co.
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‘ 111111111 511111111 tor the building of a ‘ 5‘5;
summer kitchen on the house at 6 '
Cliff oiroet to cost $35 - ‘5
Wdonor; Iona Motéhkis‘n to do 11111111111 1’ - »’
1111; 111 house ogyhmmn 1111115115 111181111 .1: 51 1,15 :5'.
*‘oi Ford Repairing Make your old on rslogun "Every Third 0111' a Ford " is
too and ride like new Ronnonnbo practically true in all countries.
prices. 5 ,M .... H...
IADJUTANT ARTHUR HOPKINS. IOF
AUSTIN" S Garage sosron
'1 " 122 80UTH MAIN ST.
or ‘Phone 1622-2 w_ n, Austin, 11 There will be spenlnl services eon
Woodward Avonum ducted in the Snlvniion Army Hull, 1'10
Bargains in Used Cars, Writer titre-ct, 'South Norwolk, tonight.
.1 1913 Pullman Touring, a bargain for Adjutant. 'iionklnn. tho Provincial
9' (“”0“ buyer. [Young Peoples Secretary of ilcston.
I ..-.-. lwill hnvo charge. The udjntnnt is n.
' Very good speaker and also will for
nisb vocal and instrumental music At
6:30 p, in. he wiil‘conduct 11 service
for bin,» young 1111111111. and at 8’ 1p. m
I will have chili-goof the regular oven-
lng service. Don't fall to hear him.
His subject will be The Future of the
Salvation Army. A» cordial welcome
to ell.’ I
. ‘ ‘ .
I 'Brukfau, 2512. Dinner, 356..
Supper. 2511.
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55 5 I‘ Clam Chowder
131111111 blue 11111115
I 'I tillnhanes I
11101151139111
I The committee EppointIed 5 111:5 the
rhhyor. Messrs Riordan,1Msthor and
motion. to act with the board of edu-
115.», will 11191115011 Monday evo-
D/Il
Nl‘ 95ch Bédflnel 1:115)de
' 5 lion donation.
u *‘WIQ
it is quite generally agreed that the‘
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COMMITTEE 0N55 GCHOOIL L'I18'II’8I Iouk ilnlfllni stock was filed by tileII
11111111 in settling upon a. school site.I
in he city hell it is now exIpoct- debits 01111111111181, signed by A Chen-
I are to be sent out to tho5 tor 111151111511. 111111111111 H 15111611111118 and Nil‘on. for many years, until three yam . 5'».
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S in ti WAISTS
Two Women All.“ l1;t<.n1p»;l'-‘5 55 ’1” 5 .
ance and Cruelty no 1l11 5 M 99.15 Mini), $199
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5 $6 00
"two contusion divorce, cows wort-'5 ‘ ‘ .5
SILK WAlSTs
$3.95
heard before Judge ’l‘11l1l1: in tho (,‘ivilI
:ddo 111‘ the Superior 1-11111'1 ,1'1111Iierd11yI
itl'trcutuul, in one 111 11111111 tlii’ judge}
ul‘ler pel'nonuiiy luklnl; iii" witnesses
'111 11111111 111111 questioning them, stulcd'
[but
there were 1111 runny eoullictinui
slulenn '1lu 11nd inconsilxlcurler: in the
evillonee lhnt he would tzzhn the 1'1170I
lilldil‘ advisoinlnt The other
not finished 11nd will no on ugulu
ll 01111111 this monitor.
'l‘ho first cnse heard was 111111 ct
Annie Hebert nuninst 'l‘rel't‘t-l ”(:iN'l‘i.
ilnbltunl 1‘11111111111-1'11111-1' .111! "111111.:
nblo cruelty \1'11~' uilel: 11. lira. li1
bert 111111 llt‘i' (W11 1111'111llte1'11 were the
williesres :Vl lilltiliwi illnl I
was "drunk ull 11111111:1.-"
11'l1111-1i1r when so. 1l111' <11 lhr dough-I
- 11 id 1211111 occasion \vhrn
dozen bottlvs [1711] been 111:3
iivered to the home and gave the im-I
prcksiou that the futiwr ltud speedily
notion \v11y.with all of them. ' I
“Could Drink a Keg." '
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Scientific Men
1 and Women
lichen
21ml was
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”‘I “(W are the creative factOrs in our
service. These, combined with
courtesy and square dealing,
are the principl‘cs‘ upon which
our success is built.
“"5' A. l.. ilelzlney lol‘ Hebert. she “THE SERVICE SCIEN~
said be drunk just us 11111:: us 111: could; . ..
not unythinr. to drink 111111 lhvn, 111-»l THIIC‘
coming nettiml :11 the uni/Jinn. vol-T
nntcereli shutply. "‘l ' could get 111111;: THAMER
with a her: if be. 111111 ‘1 " I
Judge. 'l‘uttle nib-r 211411111i111: 111 1h- OCULlSTS AND OPTICIANS
testimony of mother and 111111;. ’"T-lllill .07 Atlantic Square. Stamford. m
for some time, all 111' which wnsI Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897
strongly against the. father, took 1115
bond in the innitvr himself 11111] 11-'1111 ”I“
probing several statements that had
Are you a Union Man?
appeared limousislent to him. stated
"There are so many ii11'ox1sistu11cl1'sI
and so much uncorrohorutcd lesliiuonyl
in this rose that lshnll think the
matter over." I
Fashionable Women on Hand.
The case of Ada l". Altenbrandt
against Abram A. Altenbrnndt. of
Norwalk, end here, again cruelty wns
alleged. A bevy of tnshionably dress-I
ed women was on hand to testify to
the alleged shortcomings of Mr. Allen-l
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uthh court ndjonrlied this morning I
Mrs. Altenbrnndt was represented}
by Attorney She "I you tire, buy a pair 111 . .411?
that she was married to Altenbrsndl SHOES union made and guaranteed
Nov. 1. 1887 and that two weeks 111‘- Prices 5 5555555 $359 $400 and $4.50
lerword “9 ”03““ "‘3 "“0"!“ and The Union Clothing and Shoe Stem
kept them up continuously until 11
final break came in 1912, .11 the 0 0
tune of her marriage she testified that LOUIS Avrle
she was a inilliner and had a good POSTOFFICE BLQCK
business and 11 home of her 01111 1111115 SIOUTH NORWALK
that all Altenbrnndt 11nd to do was to
step into it. He. is 11 hotter and had
good employment.
She also testified that she heIId hath,
11 considerable bank account 11nd that.
her husband, unknown to her.
checked out the money and also rut-[5“
cured her ~81lngs bunk book and
drew those funds and then deposited
the money in another bank in 11131
own name. She recited many other;
nlleged crucitles during the 21) odd}
years (11’ their wedded life cooling up.
to the break, September 7 1912.
Willi the finish of Mrs. Altenhrandt‘s
testimony court was adjourned until
11 a. 111., teddy when the cross Ell-3
amination and the testimony of‘other
witnesses were heard. Iilr. Alton-
brondt is represented by Attorney W.
A. Griffin, Jr., and will make it shurp
denial of the wife's testimony. 5
llcFm'cst. stated
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1WESTPORT
AND
SAUGATUck ‘
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I Joseph G. Hyntt spent yesterday in
New York City on business. l
The Staples High School team will
play the high school nine from Strat—
l‘ord at the Snugnlllek diamond [NP
tiny afternoon. 5
Harry ll. Sherwood of Stole street.
was 11 visitor in Bridgeport yesterday.
Judge S. A. Purdy of Main strécl
1111111111. yesterdny in Norwalk.
couponmioh PAPERS.
A certificate of organization was ill-
12d yesterday in tile oillcc oi' the score-I ’l‘nx romlttnncch on ”“5. “”3 list:
tory of the state by the New England are being “399” ed by Tax Colll'i'iofl
Steanunge(‘11n1pony.1)i’l~3nst Lynn, Joseph (55 ”ya" at his olflco in tho
WWI“ begins business I1vlth $2001). The Sherwood hulldl 11: opposite the Town
officers are: President 11nd tleasurcr, “ML 5
M. R. Davis; secretory, M. ii. Duvls.
both oi’glilust Lyme. ‘I The cone. oculnst N. 13111111 will no
A certificate or organization was heard it in expected next Saturday
tiled by J A Leierty &‘ Brothers, 0‘ morning, before Justice of tho Pent-o
Bridgeport. Ito begin business “I“! Joseph Morton. Tho 11111111 is brought.
I‘IIII(I"UOOI with the following officers: by the town over the 11111111111 of Bush
“President. James P.1Leverty. score to support 11 child claimed to ho hie
tnIry 11nd ticosurer. Jon" ’I‘ Levcrty. but which he denies. ’i‘ho baby has
1102;511:53111115511911031555555 1e 5 til it been supported by the town for the
III 0 ass 1: in v r1 GI 1y inst few months 111.111] is kept at thoI
the Lenoir Club. of Bridgeport. signed
by Harry M. Skilly. Charles W. N11
condom! August Dickmun. oil' of
Brldgdport 1 ' "
A certificate of incorporation with-
'i‘own Form. The 11111111111111 beennoet»
ponod several times. 13111111 is the pro:
prlctor 0t 11 onto ht Stole street and
Riverside avenue. . 1 , .
Im'l‘ or nothln so man for 11 euro
Visiting Nurse Association of NequthmaI Th 'l‘liItIi‘mas' Electric Oil.
11111115111, sight‘id by Estelle C‘ Wetmoro‘. Guru‘s it in 11 11111 hours. Relieves on!
11115 M Brooks. Lillie A. Skinner and pain in any pun
tell others. _ ; ”“—
'_l‘h5o 15.111118801111130 Company, 0111111115 NEW HAVEN LIQUOR PROSECU-
London.‘ hits filed a preliminary cortli TOR DEAD
INEW HAVEN, April 23. «William P. '
lEilsonrth iii. Williams. ‘ (too. lit‘pior prosecutor in New 71371111,
I A preliminary certificate of diosolu-I died today. fixed 73. He WI“ 8 ml»
1111111111 Fidelity Genome lists or the Yale low School cloud
of WI ternary.» 9‘11““ by 1888. lie but been city morn cud.
Mali
11.5111! and on: 1 1 that hold other 1111111511"! hero.
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